i'm now at the checkpoint betweenjerusalem and bethlehem.point and go past the dividing wall. railings... getting through the checkpoint is a little bit complicated. slightly more complicated than i thought, slightly more confusing. have to get past this... looks like we're on the palestinian side, the palestinian territories. it's quite exhilarating. as you come out of the tunnel into the taxi area, and where the wall is, you can hear all the people talking and smell the food and coffee and stuff. that's quite lively, that's quite interesting. can you show me to a taxi? taxi cab. i'm looking for a taxi. where? church of the nativity. 0k. maybe you want, i'll take you for photo at the wall, we stop and take photo. ok, cool. you happy? yeah, always! how big is the wall? it's very big. 30... 20 metres? yes. it's far. tony... yeah? welcome to bethlehem, you're going to church? yeah, the church of the nativity. all this way... yes, wall. behind the wall you have hotel banksy behind the wall, you have hotel. i'm feeling excited to be in bethlehem

my name is tony giles, iam and bethlehem. my name is tony giles, i am from england and bethlehem.. my name is tony giles, i am from england i am totally blind and severely deaf in both ears and i travelling around the world, trying to visit every country. the response to those fields featuring tony has been amazing so thank you for all your m essa g es amazing so thank you for all your messages and we hope to have from tony in the programme sometime soon. science up on social media and you can share your travels. prone tokyo, it is good buys. —— from tokyo it is a good buy. hello there. this weekend is looking better than last weekend. certainly much warmer and on sunday, we should see good spells of sunshine. a bit cloudy on saturday, and the reason for the cloud through saturday is because of this feature — this deep area of low pressure running into the south of the uk. further north, though, it should be clearer and as a result, it's going to be a colder start to saturday. the cloud will be thick enough, outbreaks of rain across england and wales. the odd heavier bursts across

he has moved now in bethlehem. lehigh county. >> that's the five box for you, ladies and gentlemen. >> wow, steve. >> by the way our boxes cents are live, we don't just put the promo pictures on there and do tips like other people in our news room. so that's why we can be animated. >> mike, 22 years. april fools day. you can't forget that. because what a prepare row at day for this show to start on other than april fools day. have you seen before i've moved to? moved to the bethlehem diner. that will means we in bethlehem. and look how crowded it is in there. and it looks like bunch of hard-working men, getting a hardy breakfast, because they know what faces them ahead. as we have some big white snowflakes finally, on one side we have tree removal guys, highest branches on the highest power lines, then these trucks with the drills on them. to put new telephone polls, in you can see a lot of mud on those drills, and then, on this side, we have the west pen power company guys. so the whole crew is here. these guys sh

the bethlehem sands opened in 2009 on the site of the old bethlehem steel headquarters and cost morehan 800 million to build. >> coming up on cbs3 "eyewitness news" at noon, will he or won't he? a look at the new tariff plan that president trump is considering signing into law despite criticism from both sides of the aisle. >> mcdonald's turns its famous golden arches upside down. why the m is now a w treatment centers of america in philadelphia, she's coming for the multimodal therapy where the specialists form a treatment plan together. we were looking for a cancer team that would help us decide the best course of action. we have so many tools at our center. this is what attracted amy all the way from new york. these were people who were experts in their field. and for us that was the best choice. learn more about our breast center at cancercenter.com/philadelphia >> welcome back. president trump has invited steelworkers to join him at the white house this afternoon where he could possibly announce new tariffs on imported steel and aluminum. the tariffs are meant to keep american s

. >>> lets go to "action news" reporter walter perez in bethlehem. you have your umbrella so things tapering off a bit here frmg i was bemoaning the fact that i forgot. right now the snow kicks back in of course because it stopped a few minutes ago and a little bit of good news, pennsylvania state police shut down eastbound i-78 because of a multivehicle crash by the route 412 exit in hellertown and the accident is cleared and that has been reopened. no word now as far as injuries in the crashes. meanwhile, in bethlehem. fog has changed. over the past couple of hours. a live look here in bethlehem, if you go back to 3:00, 2:00, 1:00. you would have seen the conditions are exactly the same. the snow is coming down and hane really stopped but no accumulations, 3 to 4 inches on grassy areas and the roads are not icy and slushy and quite passable. we spoke way bunch of commuters that said it's not that bad. >> if you drive comfortably it's not too bad. some spots are slick here and there. but if you take your time it's not so bad. >> starting to pick up

with heavy wet snow next couple hours and winds as well so we will get you over tour live look at bethlehemrthampton county, snowy scene there, and, it looks good on the roadways but not a lot of people out and about and that is, the tto do, e are dealing with the heavy wet snow and, of course those damaging wind making for very hazardous travel conditions, and the snow continues to fall on storm scan three in and around bethlehem area northampton county, up in the lehigh valley, poconos and we are seeing snow, really just all snow across much of the delaware valley, not even seeing that rain mix that we saw earlier in the day. we had this pocket of very heavy snow, center city philadelphia, down into portions of chester county and starting to move into delaware as well, intensity starting to pick up in these areas where we are seeing more returns of these dark purples, that is that very heavy, intense snow coming down at a very fast rate, potentially on the order of inch per hour accredits northern delaware right now and spread nothing to central delaware. future weather showing us dealing

let me take to you live look at the bethlehem camera. you can see looking like a winter wonder land there. still dealing with some wet roads, temperatures right now in the three's there could be some slick spots up there. keep that in mind. but bethlehem was one of the winners, when it came to snowfall amounts. breaking in over around 5 inches of snow. look at these snowfall totals. the big winner, though, the poconos, where some areas in the poconos saw about 2 feet of wet heavy snow. saw about 6 inches in the media area, hammonton right around 3.2 inches of snow, then in philadelphia, at philadelphia international airport, report of around an inch and a half of snow. man was it a mess when the wind was blowing the snow sideways. i mean, it was cents very hard to see visibility was very poor yesterday afternoon and evening. i was out in this, mobile weather watcher dealing with that just a mess, storm scan3 completely different picture from yesterday. so things are winding down precipitation wise, however still have some hazards at play

we'll talk to the former ceo of bethlehem steel. speaker ryan set to address the issue momentarily on the heels of president's comments this morning >> paul ryan says he's worried a about trade war. are you going to back down on the tariffs? >> no, we're not backing down. >> and of course sound from monday we'll hear the speaker's response live coming up plus, what the ceo of saudi aramco told us exclusively don't go away. ♪ ♪ build and run apps anywhere you like, while keeping your competitors at bay. the ibm cloud. the cloud for smarter business. ♪ >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street." there's one company that's cheering the idea of new tariffs. kayla joins us from buyer steel in cincinnati, ohio, with more hey, kayla >> reporter: hey, michelle i want you to take a look at this glowing ember this is an old railroad axel that's been heated up to 2400 degrees. it's going to be reheated, melted down. it's incredibly malleable. from this will become 1200 feet of rebar to be used in commercial construction. the ceo of this compan

lets look outside, out to bethlehem this is one area lehigh valley that the heaviest band just never i had up there. so those totals were less than anticipated, still a little messy outside on the road but they are fairing better in the lehigh valley then they are further south, you can see traffic moving, on those wet, slushy roadness bethlehem and new fresh coating, several inches of snow there on the ground. storm scan three showing storm departing still that heavier band weaken now and we are not seeing that super bright violet color, just a darker purple as it moves it off the coast and lingering snow showers or flurries coming in the back edge with the upper low but the heavy at accumulating snow has ended and skies are starting to clear just in time for sunset. if you do get enough sunshine with the storm off shore, it should be a beautiful sunset for many spots. earlier today we had a report of a bolt of lightening near ship bottom. there were reports of thunder snow and thunder sleet, also, just plane rain with thunder and lightening across especially central and coastal new

light however it's picking up in intensity across berks county and the lehigh valley valley and bethlehemeing the yellow, and this is from the initial low pressure and the transfer of energy to the coast bringing the high gusty winds with the event you'll change over to snow. philadelphia 53 degrees and we hit 5810 degree as government normal for a high. and allentown 55 and cape may cooler with the wind off the ocean 47 and the poconos currently the cool spot 46. satellite 6 along with action radar showing one low pressure to the northwest and little bit of snow on the back edge and it's transferring its energy to low pressure off the coast. than is when everything really intensifies. if you head out tonight take an umbrella and temperatures in the 50s and the heavy rain begins to move into lancaster overspreading the area by 10:30 and we get a lull in the precipitation by 7:30 just light rain and notice in the poconos. this is when the storm is beginning to tap into colder air, pulling it around and pulling it down from higher in the atmosphere and the change over to snow in the poconos

if you watched the broadcast at 4:00, 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m., i thought i was going live in bethlehem in the lehigh valley. it turns out you had to go south for the pennsylvania epicenter in rich richboro, pennsylvania, 16 inches of snow pushed aside. you can see the result, a tremendous amount of snow across the region. i can tell you firsthand the roads around here are better than they were last night. the road crews doing a great job working all night long to get the major roads cleared out. but there will be a problem for people living in the neighborhoods around richboro and this part of bucks county, those folks who spent the time and shoveled out their driveways last night, what you will find for people, when the plows made it to the back streets they plowed in the entrance ways to the driveways. they will wake up finding their driveways might be cleared, getting out from the plow will be impossible. there's a tremendous amount of snow and ice blocking their properties. the epicenter in bucks county in terms of power outages is lower makefield bucks county. 23% of peco customers a

here's that band around bethlehem. here's that band around toms river and we watch for some narrow bands to set up here where you can see much more snow in some places and less in others. you can see where it's not doing anything but that is moving -- the snow is moving toward the west also. just because the precipitation is stopped where you are that doesn't mean that's the end of the storm. here's a closer look at the poconos and down toward the lehigh valley, allentown getting pretty heavy snow right now and toms river, ocean county is really getting hammered, parts of mercer county getting hammered, burlington county and this is just going to continue to spread to the south. so these areas like atlantic city and egg harbor township getting rain now that's going to change to sfoe as well as we go into the afternoon. the visibility tells us how heavy the snow is and a quarter mile in quaker town that is heavy snow. allentown, a half mile is heavy, doylestown, a half mile is heavy. reading in coatesville, no problem a

they established bethlehem and nazareth, which became their first permanent settlement in america -- it was from here they would begin the process of their -- building their community in north carolina. the moravians had come to the attention of the last of the lord's proprietors of north carolina. he happened she on the northern half of north carolina. the moravians appealed to the english parliament for recognition as an ancient protestant church, which they were given, was provided rights and privileges in the colonies. he knew of their excellent colonization work in pennsylvania and new if he could have them on his land in north carolina that he could sell more land. it serves their purpose because they wanted to have a large body of land where they could live autonomously and live the religious life. he had offered them 100,000 acres and they settled on land in the yakima river valley in a creek drainage call the muddy creek drainage. this is where they laid out 100,000 acres. this land was rolling and beautiful. it reminded them of land they knew in austria. wachovia,d this lan

it's an advisory added to north hampton county, cities like bethlehem and easton could see roads a little bit slick as we get the changeover to wet snow later on. the big issues in the poconos. we'll detail this as it gets through and the weekend call up ahead, karen. >> reporter: we have a big accident with a jackknifed tractor-trailer blocking two lanes. it just moving better. this is the blue route northbound past the schuylkill expressway. you're driving on the wet roads, but no accidents any more. an improvement. we have an accident on the pennsylvania turnpike, westbound approaching norristown not affecting speeds too much at this point, but is blocking the left lane, but it may cause a slow go, watch for that on the turnpike. we have an accident on the nortr es of if you'renner lanes, stick heading out, worried about the big nor'easter, the morning badf accidents, i-95 southbound traffic very light volume heading toward center city and moving just fine. >> let's head to the jersey shore where coastal thrugd is a conc in atla go bob. >> reporter: good morning, matt, we have good new

take you up to bethlehem. skies clear, moon is nearly full.on will be full tomorrow, you're not going to go see it tomorrow night when it's full, get out and see tonight. first of two in the month of march former but looks pretty full out there. tonight. let's take a look at boardwalk plaza in rehoboth beach, no problems out there. clouds building in and our system starting to take shape a lot of moisture with this one as it moves through the south. this depend once again not going to be a traditional coastal storm. lit take hold and strengthen once it's out over the open water. future weather. 8:00 tomorrow morning, clouds in, maybe a little bit of filtered sun, rain begins noon hour, tomorrow during the evening commute that the rain is gad start to ramp up and i think some of the heaviest rain for our area will be actually tomorrow night. the storm kind of comes in phases heaviest tomorrow evening and night. strongest winds best chance for snow friday. here's the heaviest rain be 10:00 this time tomorrow raining heavily overnight continues a

yesterday afternoon i was reporting live from bethlehem expecting the lehigh valley to get the brunt of the school. but it was south in bucks that got pummeled. in bucks county, 16 inches of snow in richboro. the major roads and secondary roads have been plowed, they are in good shape. the back streets it's going to be a tough morning for people getting out of their driveways and back streets across this part of bucks county. while snow was the major issue in this part of bucks county, the power outages in lower bucks further south are very bad. 59% of customers in lower makefield this morning or without power that's down from 64% just a few hours ago. it's incredible. 41% of customers in bristol, 43% in falls township still without power this morning. it's a major problem. because of that, they have set up a red cross shelter nearby to help people in dire straits as a result of the power being out. if you need to find a shelter there's one at the middletown municipal town complex in langhorne, 3 municipal way in langhorne. reporting live from richboro, walter perez channel 6 "action

up until about 10:30 this morning the snow was gently falling in bethlehem and a little bit of accumulation of snow on the grassy areas and the roads were clear. >> if you drive carefully it's not bad a few slick spot here and there but nothing too critical but take your time it's not so bad. >> but whafference a few hours makes. as we move into the afternoon the roads are slicken and the snow is starting to pile up. >> it's picking up quite a bit recently here. and it seems to be slicker now. >> we found one man that had given up on a snowy winter. mark of allentown he is gett and wet and collected on trees and wires. its weight quickly making itself known. >> where i come from there is bamboo along the roads and areas in marshallton you had to go around the lane you were in, you know. because -- we are almost right on the road already. >> snow on trees began to impact electrical service and we met this man at 10:00 filling up gas cans. >> filling up the gas from my generator and we lost power an hour ago. just this morning we lost it last week for 20 hours, this morning we are out i don't

lighter snow but it is snowing in the poconos and lightly in bethlehem as well as i just checked the crawls and you can see the heaviest rain shower over central and northern delaware. this will eventually change back to rain but not before possibly dropping a coating to to an or two especially on grassy surfaces. through the next couple of hours we got pretty heavy snow across philadelphia, portions of south jersey, a quit coating to an inch or two can't be ruled out then starts to lighten in intensity. early tomorrow morning, lights snow. light rain to the south, heavier rain down the shore, then we really start to see the coastal storm ramp up and that happens about 9:00 tomorrow morning. that's when you'll start to see the banding recur in philadelphia and points to the north and west see the dark purple shading here, mix, with rain across portions of south jersey and delaware. heavy snow in the north and west suburbs. that continues threw noon, 2:00, 3:00, 4:00, snowing back edge leading to the chance of accumulating snow briefly down the shore before this lift out around 6:00 t

allentown bethlehem and easton and north, you pile it up. up in the poconos you could get a foot. the winds are a problem, gusting to 5 across the region. especially this afternoon and tonight. 65 down the shore, kind with saturated ground, some trees will fall. probably not as many as we have in the spring with leaves on the trees. branches down power lines going down and outages likely. down the shore we have moderate to minor flooding they are warning you to move your car if you're near a flood-prone area. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, today in the low 40s, rain and wet snow, winds building. a lot of problems out there. saturday, we're dry, windy and chilly, 48. breezy on sunday, 48. monday, 49. the next chance of precipitation would be tuesday afternoon. in the morning a little wet snow mixing with rain on wednesday. >> 5:12 a.m., a labron james responds to rumors he spent the week leading up to the all star game in our area. >> children found living in box with no electricity or water. >>> scary sight on a plane firefighters coming down the aisle beautiful a f

take you up to bethlehem. skies clear, moon is nearly full. moon will be full tomorrow, you're not going to go see it tomorrow night when it's full, get out and see tonight. first of two in the month of march former but looks pretty full out there. tonight. let's take a look at boardwalk plaza in rehoboth beach, no problems out there. clouds building in and our system starting to take shape a lot of moisture with this one as it moves through the south. this depend once again not going to be a traditional coastal storm. lit take hold and strengthen once it's out over the open water. future weather. 8:00 tomorrow morning, clouds in, maybe a little bit of filtered sun, rain begins noon hour, tomorrow during the evening commute that the rain is gad start to ramp up and i think some of the heaviest rain for our area will be actually tomorrow night. the storm kind of comes int torg and night. strongest winds b snow friday. here's the heaviest rain be 10:00 this time heavily overnight continues automotive across the area, then the wind start to pick

easton and bethlehem a little bit on the higher end. a coating to two inches on the grass in philadelphia. the other big issue is the wind gusts up to 5 miles per hour. today afternoon through midnight and satda morning, shore, 65-mile an hour of course that means 1 hours of strong gusts -- 12 hours of gusts, saturated ground downed trees and branches on the roads and pow outages. down the shore minor to moderate coastal flooding. today we'll hang in the low 40s most of the time. rain at times, wet snow and more importantly probably is that strong wind. for the weekend we're dry, highs of 48 saturday and sunday, it will be windy and chilly, saturday, sunny and cool with a breeze on sunday. and then it looks like we're dry on monday, temperatures inching up to 49. xt cnce ofappears to be tuesdayn into wednesday. it could be rain, maybe wet snow mixing in wednesday, i don't think that will be a problem. >> we's first, i guess right? thanks david. >>> 4:13 a.m., the sixers pull off a win against the cavaliers giving labron scrapes more to

lighter snow but it is snowing in the poconos and lightly in bethlehem as well as i just checked the crawls and you can see the heaviest rain shower over central and northern delaware. this will eventually change back to rain but not before possibly dropping a coating to to an or two especially on grassy surfaces. through the next couple of hours we got pretty heavy snow across philadelphia, portions of south jersey, a quit coating to an inch or two can't be ruled out then starts to lighten in intensity. early tomorrow morning, lights snow. light rain to the south, heavier rain down the shore, then we really start to see the coastal storm ramp up and that happens about 9:00 tomorrow morning. that's when you'll start to see the banding recur in philadelphia and points to the north and west see the dark purple shading here, mix, with rain across portions of south jersey and delaware. heavy snow in the north and west suburbs. that continues threw noon, 2:00, 3:00, 4:00, snowing back edge leading to the chance of accumulating snow briefly down the shore before this lift out around 6:00 t

there is another chance to see our blind backpacker, tony giles, make his way around jerusalem and bethlehem i'm from england. i'm totally blind and severely deaf in both ears and i'm travelling around the world, trying to visit every country. and the response to those films featuring tony has been amazing so thank you for all your messages and we hope to have more from tony on the programme sometime soon. in the meantime, don't forget to sign up to us on social media and you can share your travels with the world. we'll see you next week. from everyone here in tokyo, it's goodbye. hello, good afternoon. many of us kicking off british summertime with some sunshine. that is, if you are away from the south and east. this morning, blue skies around the lot of us, this photo sent in from aberdeenshire. the further south and east you are, a bit more in the way of cloud. this photo from kent. the cloud is clearing its way towards the south—east, a few spots of rain and drizzle as it does so. elsewhere, good sunshine, but still a few showers across scotland, northern ireland into south—west england.

there is another chance to see our blind backpacker, tony giles, make his way around jerusalem and bethlehem'm from england. i'm totally blind and severely deaf in both ears and i'm travelling around the world, trying to visit every country. and the response to those films featuring tony has been amazing so thank you for all your messages and we hope to have more from tony on the programme sometime soon. in the meantime, don't forget to sign up to us on social media and you can share your travels with the world. we'll see you next week. from everyone here in tokyo, it's goodbye. hello. make no mistake, there is a lot of weather of varying types to come this easter weekend. some of it could cause some problems, too. there'll be some rain around at times. notjust that — some snow. easter monday looks a troublemaker, we'll see that at a moment. temperatures on the cool to cold side of average, but there will be some drier, sunny moments too. we'll detail all of that as we look throughout the entire easter weekend, starting with good friday. there will be some snow showers affecting parts of nor

there is another chance to see our blind backpacker, tony giles, make his way around jerusalem and bethlehemnd severely deaf in both ears and i'm travelling around the world, trying to visit every country. and the response to those films featuring tony has been amazing so thank you for all your messages and we hope to have more from tony on the programme sometime soon. in the meantime, don't forget to sign up to us on social media and you can share your travels with the world. we'll see you next week. from everyone here in tokyo, it's goodbye. last weekend we were talking about smoke and severe wind—chill. still the prospect of some snow in this forecast, just not yet. an early typical spring weekend ahead. some spells of sunshine but also showers. we have cloud to the south—west. the spanish met office have named it storm hugo, bringing storms to spain, but for storm hugo, bringing storms to spain, butfor us, storm hugo, bringing storms to spain, but for us, it is bringing cloud across england and wales, which will bring light rain and drizzle. the cloud being nibbled away across northern e

bethlehem at 32. those numbers have not changed. over the last couple of hours. and elsewhere in the suburb, chester county, west down to 30 to be some slick spots there. 31 in mall bourn and here the freezing mark. we'll keep an eye on those and of course, take a look at other neighborhoods coming up. >> all right, glenn, let's get a look at the situation in if suburbs. we're live in pli mouth valley, montgomery county. we just talked to two gentlemen who were walk iing from the direction of germantown pike, which is over here to my right. they went to the -- that has electricity because this neighborho neighborhood. it's one of many sights around the county. a long with this one. by afternoon, tens of thousands without power. roads not only snow packed, but blocked and for trees not being held back by wires, those had caused fires, power outages and frustration. >> it's pretty bad. >> driving is the last thing crews want you to do. no one is getting anywhere fast and the pennsylvania turnpike to side roads. mother nature delivered an unexpected end to the week.

there is another chance to see our blind backpacker, tony giles, make his way around jerusalem and bethlehemm england. i'm totally blind and severely deaf in both ears and i'm travelling around the world, trying to visit every country. and the response to those films featuring tony has been amazing, so thank you for all your messages and we hope to have more from tony on the programme sometime soon. in the meantime, don't forget to sign up to us on social media and you can share your travels with the world. we'll see you next week. from everyone here in tokyo, it's goodbye. hello once again. i think the weekend eventually got there for many of us. certainly, i think many more are seeing a drier, brighter prospect through the bulk of sunday. it wasn'tjust belper that got the very best of it. but having said that, there has to be an exception and it was to be found close to the south—eastern quarter of the british isles, where a veil of cloud, the residue of saturday, was still hanging around — wouldn't you just know it, it's gone as we get into the wee small hours. underneath, pretty clear sk

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lets take you right into what to expect we will start off is ominous in bethlehem where cloud have gatheredning we had a nice day all things sunshine and temperaturesere seasonable in the upper 40's butlouds have rolled in and before long snow will break out to the philadelphia, rain to the south andcipiallt hourmcac impending nor'easter, in the quite a nor'easter yet hasn't formed off the coast but we have upper loaf providing energy to the coastal storm developing here along the coast of virginia, north carolina you can see heavy rain over virginia, lots of this system from the gulf coast and then this is going to be feeding our storm as we go through tonight and tomorrow. so light snow, light rain, starting to break out right now but it will intensify overnight, by 11:00 o'clock we are seeing some snow start ago cross portions of our western suburbs relatively light, moderate, chester county lehigh valley b county rain to the south. snow over delaware. 3:00 a.m. we are seeing accumulating snow, 3:00 a. across north andsuburbs with heavy rain to south, this continues through the morning

john stall of bethlehem stopped by to purchase one more shovel just in case. >> the two that i have the one is kind of shot so i just -- i'd rather get a new one for the upcoming wednesday and just be prepared for next year. >> reporter: we spoke with penndot officials as well. they're encouraging everyone of course to stay off the roads, if you can, during the storm to clear the way for the plows and the salt trucks. good luck. reporting live from south whitehall, walter perez channel6 "action news." jim. >> walter thank you. >>> 6abc.com has the updated watches and warnings for our next storm plus multiple live views of storm tracker6. just check in often as the next round of wintry weather is approaching. >>> so it begins all over again for bill cosby. he was in norristown for a pretrial hearing today with jury selection for his retrial slated for march 29th. "action news" reporter vernon odom is live outside montgomery county court in norristown. vernon, what happened there today? >> reporter: jim, it was essentially inside baseball today. the lawyers battling and sparring with each

. >>> as we get to break another live look at bethlehem, northampton county mostly wet right now but wait the snow is expected to crank up later this morning. we will have the latest when "eyewitness news", continues. ...what are you doing?? i don't need all this. mucinex fast-max can handle most of my symptoms. name one. how about nine? even... yea - i can read. we're done here. mucinex fast-max cold, flu & sore throat fights 9 sympts. let's end this. >>> the snow will increase later this morning, lauren will be back with the latest on this major winter storm coming up in about five minus. >>> meanwhile time is 4:50. time for a check on business news. >> dianne king hall joins us live from the new york stock exchange, good morning, dianne so mcdonald's trying to make good on its pledge to offer, fresh and not frozen beef, what is very latest on this. >> reporter: good morning, that is right, golden arches is beginning to execute its promise of fresh beef, quarter pounders starting this month, burger giant announced, last year hoping to appeal to customer who want fresh, food in comp

lets look live at bethlehem in northampton county where folks saw two to 7 inches of snow.ook at that fresh powder on the ground. still, not a powder, it is a wet, heavy snow that fell from yesterday's system because there was water content in the snow with temperatures very close to freezing. we are still dealing with nor'easter, aftermath, and continue, clean up as we take to you our weather computer graphic. we will watch for icy roads, snow on the trees this morning and on the power lines, and falling limbs, still a possibility, and additional power outages until we get really good melting going on by later this afternoon. temperature has dropped now to 33 degrees in philadelphia, 32 . thirty-three in millville. thirty-four in atlantic city. thirty-three in dover. you can see these temperatures are very close to freezing, too close for comfort, so we have that icy spots on the roads and meisha will talk about that coming up. but below freezing in pottstown. west chester, men willow grove doyletown, these folks are right around 30 degrees. below freezing conditions, just

right now we're along bethlehem pike and hatfield.we came up 76, 276 and route 309 it was mostly the same, just wet roads but we saw numerous salt and plow trucks at the ready and positioned along the ramps and shoulders, front end loaders could be seen at large parking lots for the work that's coming ahead and throughout the day. one thing i would suggest is if you have to shovel the snow or if anybody in your household does, make sure you just do it several times throughout the day. this will be really heavy stuff but coming out live to us even on the wire it's already starting to accumulate. the big concern today is more of those downed wires, downed trees and also outages. of course we'll keep you posted. hopefully you already in case there is an outage with everything you need to last you throughout the day and of course tomorrow as well. at least for tomorrow. reporting live in montgomeryville, jeanette reyes channel6 "action news." tam. >> thank you jeanette. >>> a snow emergency is in effect in philadelphia as of 8:00 a.m. thi

. >> people still cleaning up and we're tracking the next one on the way. 24 degrees in bethlehem, 25wn, 28 in long wood, 25 in media. it's 30 degrees in center city. upper 20's through much of south jersey and delaware, so it's a cold start to the day. a high of 47. satellite and radar showing we're starting with clear skies. a little early sunshine. you'll see the clouds fill in in the afternoon and the precipitation by the evening and tonight. here's what we're comparing with our last nor'easter. the winds with this one will not be quite as strong, 40, 45 miles an hour in spots. the last storm we had up to 70. but nonetheless, we will have more of a snow impact. the heaviest will be about 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. tomorrow. additional power outages could certainly happen with the heavy snow and even gusty winds up to 40 miles an hour, so a lot to anticipate with this, tam. >> okay, thank you, karen. >>> going on to health check even if your diet is generally healthy it may not be enough to overcome the damage of eating too much salt. a study out of london found that people who ate hi

live look at downtown bethlehem, lauren's will be ahead with the update informed cast in just about two minutes >>> snow has been falling and that means roads are already slick. >> eyewitness nice reporter jan carabao is live in the mobile weather watcher with a look at the roads, so jan, where are you right now. >> reporter: we're about to get on the roosevelt boulevard , rahel and jim, it has been, i would say raining, lightly snowing all morning long, if i turnaround you can see road conditions, snow coming down ever lightly right now hitting windshield, melting and you can see that the roads for the most part are clear. they are wet. there are bit slushy in places and there is already snow accumulating on the grass areas on the side of the road near the sidewalk so right now at this hour road conditions are pretty fine, of course, these are road conditions you would see, still raining and there is light snow, on the pavement, you can take it easy , might hit some wet spots , ponding, slush, nothing too terrible for early morning drivers but of course we are expecting these condition

there is a lot of detail to cover outside bethlehem and every where else we are still dry.st waiting at this point for things to happen and they will begin to take place this afternoon. that is when rain starts to get in here so more regional zoom we are getting club fred tennessee out through carolinas and we will see that rain get in here, picking up in intensity especially tonight and then high wind watch takes effect pretty much all day, tomorrow, for gusts that yes could peak as high as 60 miles an hour. we do have to worry about down tree limbs, debris in the road , patio furniture still out over span of the winter could start to become a projectile you have to keep that in mind and before this all gets here take extra minute to secure things on your porch, in your backyard, because we had nice weather you might still have stuff out there. lets talk about the best chance for snow, absolutely to the northern counties especially through poconos we will see a good burst of snow coming in here. while it probably wraps up as a brief period here in philadelphia don't expect

take a live look at bethlehem camera in northampton county.olks pick up two to 7 inches of snow, quite a range, but a beautiful scene as we are's waking up this morning, however, you can see slick roads, potentially, maybe talking about some icy conditions as we are waking up this morning. our weather watchers have been submitting tons of reports, of reports, for us, since yesterday, and we so appreciate it. you guys are certainly our eyes, on the ground, and keeping us up to date with what is going on, and we will show you a look at some photos that people have sent in, and also from temperatures, i mean , we're talking about temperatures below freezing for a lot of our weather watchers. right around 32 degrees for eileen in gilbertsville, ed says it is 31 in his backyard. bill in cardington 31. john in perkasie right around 30 degrees. so this is where we could see some problem spots, some slick spots, because that slush could have refrozen, especially with temperatures below freezing or near freezing in many of these areas. lynn, in cherry

and the travel show heads tojerusalem and bethlehem. that's in half an hour here on bbc news.morning and welcome to bbc news. thousands of suspects under investigation for violent and sexual offences have been released from police custody without any bail conditions attached, according to research by the bbc. new rules were introduced in england and wales a year ago, designed to prevent people being kept on bailfor months and, in some cases, years. here's our home affairs correspondent, danny shaw. it was the case of paul gambaccini that sparked concerns about precharge or police bail. the bbc radio presenter was questioned about alleged sexual offences and released on bail months before being told he wouldn't face any charges. —— released for 12 months. as home secretary, theresa may said the use of police bail had to change and last year a 28—day limit was imposed. the police want to bail suspects for longer, they need approval from a senior officer or magistrate. as a result, the number of suspects bailed has dropped dramatically by about two—thirds. it means thousands don'

as we went up bethlehem pike and hatfield, actually that's where we are right now but seventy six and 276 also 309 weren't looking too bad. no accumulation really but we did see salt and plow trucks at the ready and positioned along the ramps and shoulders front end loaders also could be seen at large parking lots getting ready for the work that's ahead. now, you may wish you had heavy machinery once you go out to shovel this stuff. it will be the wet heavy stuff to shovel. but we did talk to a plow truck driver. he is in for at least a 22-hour day. take a listen to what he had to say. >> open -- hoping they're a little bit more prepared. i think everybody is going to be a little bit more prepared now because the last storm i don't think they realized what we were going to -- what we were going to have and what we got. and i hope -- i hope it's a little bit better than the last one because i know there was a ton of people out of power so i hope i have power still. >> reporter: and speaking of power, of course, we've been reporting all week about people who were in the dark for days. s

palestinians want even to talk won't even meet the vice president when he goes to to address them in bethlehem so the level of impropriety or apparent impropriety let's say as matched by a level of incompetence that is quite shocking for any branch of government let alone the white house quite i want to i want to build on what rami was just saying that he was talking about jarrett christers role as an envoy for peace in the middle east now jared christers recently had his security clearance downgraded in order to be a peace envoy especially in such a volatile region as this wouldn't one need to have access to top secret information to help the silicate that jump yes. i think it's remarkable that he had a top secret clearance as long as he did given the problems that the other guests have mentioned about his debt to the seeking out the money and so forth and the many many versions of the forms he's been filing he's been incompetent to date and now he will have even less information than in the past the fact that it's pointed out that mr questioner has virtually no competence in any of the areas

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bethlehem, 5.6. wayne, 9 i.. perkisie, 6 to 8 inches. philadelphia, 1.5 in southeastern pennsylvania. over in the southern new jersey, south harrison, 3 1/2. hammonton, 3.2. williamstown, 3. cherry hill, 2 inches of heavy wet snow. wind gusts be peak wind gusts looking at the numbers, hurricane force winds begin at 74 miles per hour. dennisville if cape may county. 71 miles per hour peak wind gusts. atlantic city, 61. allentown, 60. northeast philadelphia 62 miles per hour. now, a wind advisory remains in effect for the jersey shore. as we look at the satellite and radar, the center of the storm is 5 to 600 miles off the coast. the feeder bands of the outer edges of the storm still impacting the immediate coastline from nantucket to the delaware beaches. in the meantime, wind gusts are in the 25 to 35 miles per hour range. forecast for today, combination of sun and clouds. it's a milder day, high of 56. it's just windy. wind gusting between 35 and 45 miles per hour at times. that's a check of the forecast for now, i'll be back along in j

bethlehem, 5.6. wayne in delaware county. 9 inches of snow. downingtown, 4.6. perkisie they saw between 6 and 8 inches of snow. philadelphia the official report at the airport looks low to me, but 1.5 inches in southeastern pennsylvania into new jersey we go. south harrison, township. 3.5. hammonton, 3.2le williams town 3 inches. west deptford cherry hill, 2 inches. snow. dover, 62. poconos, 59. ocean city, 55 miles per hour wind gusts. now that the storm is pulling away here's a look at it on satellite and radar. combination of sun and clouds today, dry afternoon, it will be windy again. yesterday we saw 60 to 70-mile an hour gusts today the guss will gusts will be in the 35 to 45-mile an hour range high temperatures in the mid. folks, the 7:32 a.m. high winds from yesterday's nor'easter wreaked treats across the delawarelley. already-saturated ground means the wind knocked over trees on the roads and in some cases cars. bob brooks joinings us live this morning in overbrook. bob i manual insome folks will have a difficult time getting around this morning. >> r

closer look at your neighborhood highs today starting off in bethlehem, 46 degrees will be the high, pa suburbs, 46 degrees in westchester. you have to factor in that wind speed. so our actual feels like temperature is going to be closer to the high 30s. haddonfield, 44 will be the high today. jersey shore, atlantic city 46 degrees. avalon expect temperatures around 45 degrees. >> we're watching 95 our cameras to start north and south, our cameras right around columbus. drive times here are pretty much okay at least moving towards center sit afrom the southbound side from woodhaven to the vine a little slow but typical. watch for a crash on upper dublin. high-speed trolley service 15 minutes late. for the local service there also 30 minute delays. trenton train 7218 running about 51 minutes late. >>> we're following breaking news out of bucks county this morning where a firefighter has been rushed to the hospital after falling through the floor of a burning home on henry avenue. no one was in the house. we're trying to learn more about the firefighter's condition, but we do know he w